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Presumably, you will bring in subordinate legislation that will specify, as we have seen in the news release that has gone out in Nicol Stephen's name, the categories, the amounts and the percentage.
Amendment 384 is grouped with amendments 386 to 389, 391, 392 and 474. Amendment 384 introduces a new section that will give the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland the power to revoke a compulsory treatment order.
Therefore, it is a matter for yourself and this committee to find ways of resolving that situation.We have only to consider the latest Unison action—I will not talk about the specifics of its case.